Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W 27,754, James Eaton, N.H.

N.H.
Eaton, James Sarah.
W 27 754
B.L.Wt. 15417-160-55-
CONTENTS
see claim for bounty land Wt. 57 0 2 3 - 160 - 5 5 - of Sarah widow David White N.H. it is this woman there it shows marriage to David White in 1799 & his death Sept. 5. 1823. Whereas in this case it shows marriage to James Eaton in 1816 & his death Oct. 6. 1849.
Subsequently Carefully examined by A.W.F. deciding this is not identical with widow of David White.

Amherst N.H. N o 26466
Act of March 9, 1878.
ACT OF FEBRUARY 14, 1871
WAT OF 1872
W t 152117-160-55
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Aug 5. 78 Ms
June 22/78 Letter to atty for character of the J.P. Mr. M. 1878 sign name and sign by attorney while
Sarah Eaton
Atkin Hillsborough, N.H. Widow of James Eaton Capt. Peter Clark's 6 th
Rev War
Died October 6 th 1849
Received June 13 th 1878. Charles Richardson Amherst New Hampshire

125-235-
Act March 3 May 9 1855
Sarah Paton wid of James Paton
Capt Peter Clark
Gen Stark
Col. Stickney
Rev Enr July 1777 - { War Leis Sept 26 th 1779, and service Capt. Ezra Brainerd
Leis Dec. 1777
Ch. Richardson Amherst N. H.
1812 Pension Org Mch 26 1866
Vol. E. D. - 10

1. 1849
U.
WAR OF 1812
The Revolution -
APPLICATION FOR SERVICE PENSION.
Dinah Eaton,
WIDOW OF
James Eaton of Capt. Peter Clark
Co. Regiment of N.H. v.
United States Infantry, Revolutionary War -
Dec. 10th 1849.
FILED BY
Charles Richardson Esq
Inverness,
N.H.
Printed and sold by W. H. Moore, 511 11th St., Washington, D.C.
for evidence of service, marriage & death of husband, refers to papers on file in her claim on county land warrant on which was issued land no 57,522.

CLAIM OF WIDOW FOR SERVICE PENSION,
Under the provisions of Sections 4736 to 4740, inclusive, Revised Statutes, and the Act of March 9, 1878.
N. B.- All the blank spaces in this form must be carefully filled up in accordance with the instructions on the back hereof and from the best information possessed, or obtainable, by the applicant.
State of New Hampshire County of Hillsborough , ss.
On this 25 th day of May , A. D. one thousand eight hundred and seventy eight , personally appeared before me, a Justice of the Peace within and for the County and State aforesaid , (1) Sarah Eaton , aged 84 years, a resident of Nutrien , in the State of New Hampshire , who, being duly sworn according to law, declares that she is the widow of (2) James Eaton deceased, who was the identical (3) James Eaton , who served under the name of (4) James Eaton as a (5) Private in the Company commanded by Captain Peter Clark in the 1 st Inf ty regiment of Col. Stickney in the war of (6) The Revolution ; that her said husband (7) Enlisted at Concord on or about the 1 st day of May A. D. for the term of three years , and continued in actual service in said war for the term of (8) three years and whose services terminated, by reason of (9) expiration of term at Nutrien on the 1 st day of May A. D. She further states that the following is a full description of her said husband at the time of his enlistment, viz: (10) James Eaton
She further states that she was married to the said James Eaton at the town of Deering , in the county of Hillsborough , and in the State of New Hampshire , on the 1 st day of January A. D. 1816 by one (11) John Alcock , who was a (12) Justice of the Peace ; and that her name before her said marriage was Sarah White ; and she further states that (13) neither herself nor her husband was either of them married prior to their marriage as above mentioned, and that her said husband (14) James Eaton died at Nutrien , in the State of New Hampshire on the 6 th day of October A. D. 1848 ; and she further declares that the following have been the places of residence of herself and her said husband since the date of his discharge from the Army, viz: (15) Nutrien & Deering
She makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining the Pension to which she may be entitled under Sections 4736 to 4740, inclusive, Revised Statutes, and the Act of March 9, 1878, and hereby appoints Charles Richardson Esq of Manchester N.H. , her true and lawful attorney, to prosecute her claim.
And she further declares that she has heretofore made No application for (16) Pension , that she applied for and received a bounty land warrant for 160 acres under act of February 1855, No 57523 , and that her residence is No. 10 street, city (or town) of Nutrien county of Hillsborough State of New Hampshire , and that her post office address is Nutrien Hillsborough Co N.H.
She further deposes that in consequence of infirmity of age she is unable to travel. Otis Smith Gruce W. Hill Glen Mark Sarah Eaton
Also personally appeared Otis Smith aged 70 years, residing at No. 10  State street, in Manchester , and Leah M. Hill aged 40 years, residing at No. 10  State street, in Manchester

street, in Andover , persons whom I certify to be respectable and entitled to credit, and who, being by me duly sworn, say that they have known the said Sarah Eaton for 30 years and for 30 years, respectively; that they were present and saw her sign her name (or make her mark) to the foregoing declaration; that they have every reason to believe, from the appearance of said claimant and their acquaintance with her, that she is the identical person who represents herself to be; and they further say that they are able to identify her as the person who was  X the wife of the identical (17) James Eaton , who rendered the service alleged in the above application (in the company of Captain Clark , in the regiment of Col. Stickney in the war of the Revolution ) by the following named facts and circumstances, viz: (18) Common Report and that they lived and he died near where she now resides & we knew them well and that they have no interest in the prosecution of this claim.
If affiants make mark, two witnesses who write sign here:
Otis Smith Jerome W. Hall
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 25 day of May , A. D. 1878; and I hereby certify that the contents of the above declaration, &c., were fully made known and explained to the applicant and witnesses before swearing, including the words Neither , erased, and the words added further certify that in consequence of the infirmities of old age that she is unable to travel , added; and that I have no interest, direct or indirect, in the prosecution of this claim.
[L. S.]
Official character: Justice of the Peace
NOTES.
 1. Here allege full name of applicant.  2. Here allege full name of soldier.  3. Here allege again the name of soldier.  4. Here allege the name under which the soldier served.  5. Here allege the rank under which the soldier served.  6. Here allege the war in which the service was rendered.  7. Here state "enlisted," "volunteered," or "was drafted," as the case may be.  8. Here state the number of days or months of service rendered by the soldier; fourteen days being the shortest period for which service pension is by law allowed, unless the soldier was actually engaged in a battle. If the claim is made for battle service, the blank should be so varied as to allege such service in addition to the allegation of term of service.  9. Here insert the words "an honorable discharge," or "death," as the case may be.  10. Here let a full description of soldier follow, giving age, occupation, birth-place, height, color of hair, eyes, and complexion, and any other particulars as to description.  11. Here allege the name of the person who performed the marriage ceremony.  12. Here state the official character of the person who performed the ceremony, i. e., whether a minister of the gospel or a justice of the peace, &c.  13. Here state whether the claimant or her husband (the soldier) had been previously married; and if either had, the name of the former husband or wife should be stated; and the date and place of the death of, or divorce from, the former consort should be alleged.  14. Here insert the name of the husband on account of whose service and death the claim is made.  15. Here state all the places of residence; if in a city, giving the street and number; and from and to what dates he resided at each place.  16. If any application for bounty land or pension has previously been made, state the fact here, giving the date, and number if possible, and the act of Congress under which the claim was made; and designating whether it was a claim for bounty land or pension, and whether a warrant for the land or certificate for the pension was ever issued.  17. Here insert the name of the soldier.  18. Here name all the facts and circumstances which enable the witnesses to swear, from a personal knowledge, that the claimant is the widow of the identical person who rendered the service alleged in the claim. All services rendered by the soldier in the war for which claim is made, or in any other war, with the names of officers in each service, must be given in the application. If the service was rendered as a substitute, the name of the principal, for whom this substitute served, should be given. 

said James Eaton enlisted and served in the Northern Continental Army July 1777 and discharged September 1777.
Also served in Capt Ezra Currier's Co Near Stillwater about two months and was discharged December 16 th 1777.
Also also served in Capt Dearborn's Co at Rhode Island, in 1778.

125-235-
Sarah Eaton Widow of James Eaton
Chas Richardson, Attorney Amherst N.H.

State of New Hampshire
} ss.
COUNTY OF Hillsborough
On this 23 rd day of March A. D. one thousand eight hundred and fifty five, personally appeared before me, a Notary public within and for the State aforesaid, Sarah Eaton aged 61 years, a resident of Antrim in the State of New Hampshire who, being duly sworn according to law, declares that she is the widow of James Eaton deceased, who was a Soldier in the Revolutionary war that he enlisted at Deering N.H., Hillsborough or Cherry and served under Captain Peter Clark that went on to New York and served several months - that during the time he was in the Battle of Bannington was in Genl Starks Brigade Col Stickneys Regt he enlisted in July 1777 & joined the northern Continental Army & discharged Sept 26, 1777 he also served in Capt Ezra Gurn's Company near Stillwater about two Months and was discharged at Dec 16, 1777 he also served in Capt Gurn's Company at Rhode Island in 1778 that she has never applied for or received a bounty land warrant, under any law - this being the only application she has ever made - that she has been unable to find a record of her marriage either public or private
She further states that she was married to the said James Eaton in Deering N.H., on the _____ day of A. D. 1816, by one John Alcock a Justice of the peace and that her name before said marriage was Sarah White; that her said husband died at Antrim N.H., on the Sixth day of October A. D. 1849, and that she is still a widow.
She makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining the bounty land to which she may be entitled under the "Act granting bounty land to certain officers and soldiers who were engaged in the Military service of the United States," passed March 3 rd 1855 and that she prays that the certificate thereof may be sent for her, to Charles Richardson, Amherst, New Hampshire.
Sarah Eaton
Sworn to and subscribed before me, the day and year above written, — and I hereby certify that I have no interest in the result of this application.
Chas Richardson, Notary public & Justice of the Peace

STATE OF New Hampshire Town of Antrim County of Hillsborough
Personally came Jonathan White & Josiah Robbins residents of the Antrim aforesaid persons whom I certify to be respectable and entitled to credit, and who, being duly sworn, say, that they were present and saw Sarah Eaton sign her name & acknowledge the foregoing declaration; and they further swear that they have every reason to believe, from the appearance of the applicant, that she is the identical person she rep- resents herself to be; and that they deponents, do reside in the town of Antrim aforesaid, and that they are disinterested. they further swear that they have been acquainted with the said James Eaton for many years previous to his death - (at least ten years) that he said Eaton died as before stated in the year 1849 - that the said Sarah Eaton who now applies for bounty land is the widow of said James Eaton and still remains a widow that they have both heard the said James Eaton recite incidents connected with the revolutionary war & that he was in said war - that they  the said James  Eaton & Sarah Eaton who  sworn to and acknowledged before me, the now applies for bounty land lived together as husband and wife - that the said Jonathan White was, at the time of the said James Eaton who died at Antrim as aforesaid
Jonathan White Josiah Robbins
Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 23 rd day March 1855. Charles Richardson, Notary Public,

15. 11. 17
Woo Ching

James Eaton (N.16.)
Sarah
W. 27754
In this pension claim the widow and the Attorney state that widow received bounty land W. 57523 which is an error as that number belongs to Sarah White widow of David White (N.16.)
her first husband probably but there is some thing queer as she says D.D. she married
(March 13, 1912) James Eaton in 1811 or 1812 On her record in W. 57523 she stated she married David White in 1799 & that he died in 1843. It is believed that the error was on the part of Charles Richardson. He made another error in stating that

The soldier's service was 1812 instead of Rev. He handled the bounty land claim of Sarah White, widow of David White whose B.L. H. was no. 57523 & also this claim for bounty land of Sarah White Eaton the no. of which was 15417 & possibly in referring to his records to get the numbers, or else from memory, he erred.
There is the difference of 10 yrs. in the ages of Sarah White, wid. of David & that of Sarah White Eaton, wid. of James Eaton. MS.A.9.2.27-1931

Revolutionary War No. 7439
X
New Hampshire
Sarah Eaton Widow of James Eaton Rank Private Company Peter Clark Regiment Col. Stickney's Rev. War.
Rate per month $ 8 Commencing 9 March 1878. Ending _____
Certificate dated 22 Augt. 1878, and sent 26 " 1878 Payable at Concord Agency. Chas. Richardson Attorney.
Act 14th July, 1862.
Book _____ Vol. _____ Page _____ Morrison Clerk.
Act 9 March, 1878.

1635 THE EMERY FAMILY ASSOCIATION. MISS JESSIE F. EMERY, SECRETARY-TREASURER TEL., BOX. 200-1
THE WARREN.
ROXBURY, STATION. BOSTON, MASS.
April 23, 1914.
Dear Sir -
Please send me the certified record of James Eaton, no. 27, 754 - U.S. (F.R.R.) Is the date of his marriage to Martha McClure given? Thank you! Very truly, Jessie F. Emery

1068 E. Thomas Seattle Dept of Interior: Wash.
I am the historian of the Seattle Chapter L.O.G.R. Will you kindly answer a few questions for me. my ancestor James Easton's record is J.R.W. 27.754 W.S. Rev War State papers N.H. Vol 15. Rev War Rolls

Vol 2. Page 188.
I would like to know please how old James Eaton was when he enlisted, where he was born and when, where he was married and when and where he died and when. I also would like to know the names of his father & mother and all about them. If you can tell me where his parents were born

when married when when died. Any thing you can tell me about James Eaton will be a big help to me
I thank you in advance
Eva Lincoln Eaton Pattee
W. E. a Pattee, 1068 E. Thomas Seattle Wash.
Seattle Chapter W.C.T.U.

THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAILROAD CO.
COAL MINING DEPARTMENT.
R. A. PHILLIPS, Superintendent. E. E. TOBEY, Asst. Superintendent.
Scranton, Pa.,
Commissioner of Pensions
Dear Sir
Can you inform me whether you have any Record of one James Eaton who was in the Revolutionary war in Captain Curriers Co of Mth if so will you kindly send me a copy of same
Very truly yours
James Eaton
234 South Main Ave
Scranton
Pa

REV. WAR.
WIDOW, &c.
File No. 27754
Sarah Eaton Widow of James Eaton Priv. Rev. War
Act March 9 th 1878
Index: Vol. _____, Page _____
[Arrangement of 1870.]

21. 07
1919 Apr 2/83 J.B.G.
July 20 1904 n. 56 Mrs. Fannie L. Milton Nashua N.H.
1907 Apr. 30 History to J. Eaton 1910 due to Hick Lo Mrs. 1915 Apr. 30. Hist. to Miss Jessie F. Emory. P

State of New Hampshire. Secretary of State's Office.
I do hereby certify That from an examination of the Books and Documents, relating to Military Services in the war of the Revolution, which remain in this office it appears that the name of James Eaton is borne upon a "Pay Roll" of Captain Peter Clark's company in Col. Stick- ney's Regiment & Gen. Stark's Brigade of New Hampshire Militia which company marched from Lyndborough July 1777 and joined the Northern Continental Army, as a private - Time of discharge Sept. 25; Time in service, 2 months 5 days.
For testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the State. This tenth day of April 1855.
John L. Hadley Secretary of State.

State of New Hampshire
County of Hillsborough
ss.
On this first day of May eighteen hundred and fifty five personally appeared before me the subscriber, a Justice of the peace & Notary Public within and for said County and State aforesaid, William Forsaith of Deering in the County and State aforesaid a person whom I certify to be respectable and entitled to credit, who being duly sworn according to law deposes that for fifty five Years last past he has resided in the Town of Deering in said County - and was well acquainted with James Eaton who is reputed to have served in the Revolutionary war that he lived near him when he was married Sarah White which he thinks must have been some 35 Years since, that they the said James Eaton and his wife Sarah lived together in said Deering for more than twenty Years as husband and wife - and they had children while so living together - that the said James Eaton has since died - which he knows only by common report - that it was and is the general report and expectation in that neighborhood that said James Eaton was a Revolutionary Soldier - and that he is disinterested - William Forsaith
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty five and I further certify that the said William Forsaith is now an acting Justice of the peace and has formerly held many important offices in the town of Deering aforesaid
Charles Richardson } Notary Public & Justice of the peace

1872
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U. S. Pension Agency, Concord N H
May 23, 1883.
Hon. W. W. Dudley Commissioner of Pensions.
Sir: I hereby report that the name of Sarah Eaton (1812?) who was a pensioner on the rolls of New Hampshire under Certificate No. 7439 and who was last paid at $8- on Nov. 22 1882 has been dropped because of her death
Very respectfully,
Brainerd

Amherst N. H. July 8 th 1875.
Sir,
Enclosed please find Yours of the 22 nd June relating to Sarah Eatons Claim for pension No 26,466, war of 1812 respectfully returned, as requested -
You will find certificate of the official character of Morris Christie attach d to one of the enclosed affidavits which I trust will be satisfactory - and that the affidavit of the Claimant will fully explain the her signatures to the several instruments now on file to wit the declarant's bounty land & for pension -
Respectfully Yours
Hon J. A. Pennington, Commissioner of Pensions. Washington, D. C.
Charles Richardson, Attorney.

Sarah Eaton - Pension papers Commissioners Letter.

N.O. No. 132, Division, P.C.W.
Department of the Interior. PENSION OFFICE.
Sir: Washington, D.C. June 22 d 1878
In the claim of Sarah Eaton for pension as widow of James Eaton, Revolutionary War No. 26.466 the official character of Morris Christie as a Justice of Peace should be shown by a certificate from the clerk of the court.
The claimant should explain the signing of her name in the application for a Land warrant and signing by mark in the declaration for pension.
Please return this letter with your answer.
Very respectfully,
J. A. Reulley Commissioner. J. A. Reulley
Charles Richardson Esq. Amherst, New Hampshire.

Claim of Sarah Eaton,
No 26,466,
Additional Evidence Filed by Charles Richardson Attorney
War of Revolution - Act of March 9 th 1878.

State of New Hampshire,
HILLSBOROUGH, ss.
I, GEORGE A. RAMSDELL, Clerk of the Supreme Court in and for said County, hereby certify that, at the date of the attestation hereunto annexed
A. A. Rollins
Esquire, was a Justice of the Peace in and for said
County, in said State, duly commissioned and constituted and that to his acts and attestations as such, full faith and credit are, and ought to be, given in and out of Court, and I believe said signature to be genuine.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, this
6 th
day of July
A. D., 187 8 th
G. A. Ramsdell
CLERK.

State of New Hampshire
County of Hillsborough
S. S.
On this twenty ninth day of June eighteen hundred and seventy eight personally appeared before me the Subscriber, a Justice of the Peace within and for the county of and State aforesaid. Charles Richardson of Amherst in said County & State — a person whom I certify to be respectable and entitled to credit, who being duly sworn according to law
on oath depose as follows — that I was the Attorney of Mrs Sarah Eaton of Antrim, widow of James Eaton a Revolutionary soldier deceased — and prosecuted for her under the act of 1855 a County Court warrant which I believe was numbered 57,523 — I have no distinct recollection whether she signed the application for said warrant by writing her name , or making her mark — but I do know that she is the Identical Sarah Eaton who has applied for a pension under act of March 9 th 1878, by making her mark to the same. Charles Richardson
Sworn to and subscribed and I certify that I have no interest in the claim of Sarah Eaton for a pension Before Me: Albert A. Rolch, Justice of the Peace

State of New Hampshire
County of Hillsborough
On this fourth day of July eighteen hundred and sixty eight personally appeared before me the Subscriber a Justice of the Peace within and for the county and State aforesaid Sarah Eaton of Acworth in said county a person whom I certify to be respectable and entitled to credit, who being duly sworn according to law
on oath depose as follows, That in answer to a letter from the Hon- Commissioner of Pensions of date June 22 nd 1878, requesting my an explanation why I wrote my name to an application for a Land Warrant and signed by making my mark to a recent declaration for pension; - I have this to say in explanation - That I never learned to write - never was able and cannot now write - that the signature to the declaration of the Land Warrant was made in this way - at my request my son now deceased at my request took hold of my hand containing the pen & assisted me or wrote my name in that way so that I made my mark to the recent declaration for a pension which is the only way I can sign excepting by the assistance of another as above stated.
Attest, J. M. Richardson
Sarah Eaton Her X mark
Sworn to and subscribed, - and I certify that I have no interest in the claims of Mrs Eaton for a pension.
Before me
Morris Christie
Justice of the Peace.

State of New Hampshire
HILLSBOROUGH, ss.
I, GEORGE A. RAMSDELL, Clerk of the Supreme Court for said County of Hillsborough, do hereby certify that Morris Christie Esquire, is a Justice of the Peace within and for said County, duly commissioned and qualified, and duly authorized to administer oaths, take the acknowledgment of deeds, &c.; that his commission is dated Dec. 30. 1874 and will expire in five years from that date; that to all his official acts, as such, full faith and credit are, and ought to be given, in and out of Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, this 6 th day of July A. D., 187 8
G. A. Ramsdell CLERK.

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WIDOW'S BRIEF No. 2.
REV. WAR
Claim No.
Soldier, James Eaton
Levis C. White
Ad. Aug. 6/78
M.O.VV and B.L.
Immediate cause of death.
Admitted Aug. 81, 78.
Remote cause.
Medical Review

WIDOW'S PENSION.
(ORIGINAL WITH INCREASE.)
Encord Y.H. 39
James Eaton
Sarah Eaton
widow of Rank, Private Company of Peter Clark Regiment Col. Stickney N. H. Rev. Troop.
Residence of claimant, Hillsborough County, and State of N. H. Post Office, Antrim, Hillsborough Co. N. H. Attorney, Charles Richardson, Amherst, N. H.
Fee, $ Ten No Articles of agreement, having been filed
Rate of pension, $ Eight per month, commencing March 4, 1878, the date of passage of act and two dollars per month additional for each child, as follows:
No minor pension applied for no minor
  By former marriage. { Born, , 18 } { Commencing , 18 }   { Sixteen, , 18 }   { Born, , 18 } { " , 18 }   { Sixteen, , 18 }   { Born, , 18 } { " , 18 }   { Sixteen, , 18 }   { Born, , 18 } { " , 18 }   { Sixteen, , 18 }   { Born, , 18 } { " , 18 }   { Sixteen, , 18 }   By last marriage. { Born, , 18 } { " , 18 }   { Sixteen, , 18 }   { Born, , 18 } { " , 18 }   { Sixteen, , 18 }   { Born, , 18 } { " , 18 }   { Sixteen, , 18 }   { Born, , 18 } { " , 18 }   { Sixteen, , 18 }   { Born, , 18 } { " , 18 }   { Sixteen, , 18 } 
Payment on all former certificates covering any portion of the same time to be deducted.
ADMITTED, Aug. 8, 1878 Lewis C. White Examiner. APPROVED, Aug. 8, 1878 Mueffeld Reviewer.
DATES SHOWN BY PAPERS.
  Enlistment, July 1777  Right accrued, March 9, 1878.    Muster into pensionable rank, " , 18  Claim completed, July 10, 1878.    Discharge, Sept. 25 1777  Former marriage of soldier, _____, 18    Death, October 6, 1849.  Death of former wife, _____, 18    No Invalid app. filed, _____, 18  Claimant's marriage to soldier, about , 1816.    No Invalid last paid to _____, 18  B. S. H. 15117, 160, , 1855    Widow's app. filed, June 13, 1878.  OBrien  
CAUSE OF DEATH, Old age.
PLACE OF DEATH, Antrim N. H.

ALLEGATIONS OF CLAIMANT.
Other children of soldier by former wife, None Other children of soldier by claimant, " Loyalty of claimant, Alleged
SUMMARY OF PROOF.
No FORMER MARRIAGE OF SOLDIER.
The marriage of _____ to _____ is shown by _____
No DEATH OF FORMER WIFE.
MARRIAGE OF SOLDIER TO CLAIMANT.
The marriage of James Eaton to Sarah White is shown by  about 1816. Cohabitation for 30 years prior to Soldier's death shown.
DATES OF BIRTH OF CHILDREN.
None.
DATES OF DEATH OF CHILDREN.
None.
CUSTODY OF CHILDREN BY FORMER MARRIAGE.
None.

PROOF AS TO SERVICE.
The Adjutant General U. S. A. reports the military history of the soldier as follows:
PROOF AS TO DEATH.
1st. Report of Adjutant General. 2d. Report of Surgeon General. 3d. Certificate of Disability. 4th. Testimony of Army Surgeon.
5th. Testimony of Officers. 6th. Testimony of Fellow Soldiers. 7th. Testimony of Attending Physician. 8th. Other Testimony.
DATE OF FILING
Certificate from Secretary of State of N. H. shows a service of 65 days in 1877, in Peter Clarks company and Col. Stickneys regiment Gen. Starks Brigade.
Bounty Land allowed to widow under Act of 1855.
Credible witnesses swear soldier died October 6 1844 at Antrim N. H.